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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
8
A detailed build guide outlines a cardboard tube rotor and large outer tube variometer and coupler. It covers winding, tap connections, rotor assembly, and mounting on a fibre panel with a switch, shaft, and binding posts for aerial ground and grid plate circuits.
A local gathering features speaker Pitt addressing radicals with crutch aid after an ankle injury. Reports note next speaker H N Woody of North British and Mercantile Insurance, plus a Red Oak picnic and Toby Gillette’s homecoming.
Funeral services were held at the M E church for Mrs H M Brown pioneer Atlantic citizen who died early Thursday morning The Rev F W Simpton officiated Interment was in Atlantic cemetery Pall bearers were Edward E Brown Henry E Brown Joseph W Brown Asa J Brown Paul W Miles and Wayne R Brown
Donald Myatt, teen, visited emergency hospital after a rat jumped from a pet show exhibit. He described a cat biting the rat, causing the rat to be severed and the skin sewn. surgeon treated the injury as the crowd watched.
A period piece recalls Wilbur Nesbit and the flag in a final line about national identity. The Congregational Church announces Sunday program with stereopticon slides on Durban Africa and Johannesburg gold mines plus scenic views, and a few Essex coach file boxes for sale.
Sheriff W A McKee recovered the W D Inhofe Ford car stolen Wednesday from in front of the K and Ko market. The vehicle was found abandoned about three miles west on the White Pula road. Youthful joyriders are believed to have caused the delay for an Lew hours Wednesday evening.
Water mains will be flushed tonight and tomorrow. Water consumers are asked to govern themselves accordingly. City Water Department Superintendent 1417 F. E. Nichols signs the notice.
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